From above, ocean waves lap around a series of volcanic sedimentary rocks along the coast of Binh Son district (Quang Ngai) dyed with green moss, creating a unique natural landscape.
Le Thuy beach (Binh Tri commune, Binh Son district) has a strip of volcanic sedimentary rock hundreds of meters long along the coast that attracts tourists.
Young people holding colorful sun umbrellas check-in to explore the green moss field standing out against the black volcanic sedimentary rock. According to locals, the best time to explore the coastal volcanic sedimentary moss field on Quang Ngai Island is early morning or late afternoon around 3-4pm.
"Taking advantage of the warm spring weather, we invited each other to Le Thuy beach to see the moss covering everywhere on the black volcanic sedimentary rock. The scenery here seemed like it only existed in fairy tales, so everyone was engrossed in taking photos to capture this beautiful moment," Luong Tran Uyen Dung (Quang Ngai) shared.
Each wave crashes onto the mossy green rocks, creating white foam, creating a romantic, lyrical natural space that captivates visitors.
The volcanic sedimentary rock beach covered with green moss stretches along Le Thuy beach (Binh Tri commune, Binh Son district) attracting many photographers to come here to capture beautiful moments of early spring.
Moss covers both sides of the wharf of An Binh island commune (Be island), Ly Son island district.
The white foaming waves between the rocks create an impressive moment that reminds visitors of the volcanic eruption on Ly Son Island in the past.
After days of rough seas and freezing winter, the moss season in the Quang Ngai island region lasts from January to March of the lunar calendar. The weather is warm and sunny, and the rocky beaches and volcanic sedimentary cliffs are covered with green moss everywhere.
Fishing boats of Ly Son island district seem to be lost in the middle of a "coral forest" interwoven with dense moss carpets under clear water, creating an exciting feeling for tourists.
